Wednesday morning, many of us woke up proud to be Americans but ashamed to be Californians. Read more...
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November 5, 9:00 pm
Editorial: Prop. 8’s victory is a loss for California
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November 5, 9:00 pm
Horror stories misrepresent dorm life
I came to UCLA expecting to find vomit everywhere. Read more...
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November 5, 9:00 pm
Letters to the Editor: November 6
Check the meaning of 'feminist', View of feminism sadly skewed Read more...
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November 4, 10:58 pm
Ultra-liberal agenda threatens nation
I don't think I shall ever understand how we got here. Read more...
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November 4, 10:57 pm
Obama must restore unity
The day has come, as they say. Barack Obama has been duly elected president of the United States. Read more...
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November 4, 10:55 pm
Drop that tray for a new way to reduce food waste and save the environment
It's dinnertime, and after a long day of classes, you walk into the dining hall and grab a tray. Read more...
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November 3, 9:40 pm
Daily Bruin California Proposition Endorsements
Click the links below for complete information on the Daily Bruin Editorial Board endorsements of the California propositions. Proposition 1A: No "Everyone would love to see a high-speed rail travel the state; however, Proposition 1A is not a bill that would effectively accomplish this…" Proposition 2: Yes "Proposition 2 was narrowly endorsed by our board with a vote of 4-3 and has been highly controversial because of the current economic crisis facing the state…" Proposition 3: Yes "By approving Proposition 3, Californians can continue the efforts of public and private nonprofit children’s hospitals to offer premium health care to children who cannot afford it…" Proposition 4: No "Proposition 4 sounds good in theory…" Proposition 5: No "While we have tremendous appreciation for efforts that promote drug rehabilitation and other beneficial programs for incarcerated felons, Proposition 5 would not greatly improve the rehabilitation of these inmates and would create an unnecessary financial burden on the state…" Proposition 6: No "Proposition 6 would funnel more unnecessary funding toward state programs, creating a potentially $965-million burden on Californians and irresponsibly target youth who commit crimes…" Proposition 7: No "Proposition 7 falls flat in its goals and may slow the state’s movement towards renewable energy sources…" Proposition 8: No "Proposition 8, if passed, would amend the state constitution to define marriage as between a man and a woman…" Proposition 9: No "Proposition 9 looks good on the surface…" Proposition 10: No At first glance, Proposition 10 sounds like a good idea, but there is a reason environmental groups like the Sierra Club oppose the measure…" Proposition 11: Yes "Proposition 11 would put an independent committee in charge of redrawing districts in California…" Proposition 12: Yes "Veterans of the United States military deserve much better treatment and benefits, and any push to improve these meets our approval…" Read more...